UC Davis, University Extension Biotech Courses
Carolyn McCain
cmccain at unexmail.ucdavis.edu
Mon Feb 5 18:33:37 EST 1996
UC Davis, University Extension Offers Biotech Courses
Biotreatability and Laboratory Methods for Environmental Biotechnology:
This hands-on seminar provides participants with the ability to better
evaluate the design, implementation and management plans for the
bioremediation of contaminated sites based on biotreatability and
pilot-scale investigations. Participants review basic microbiological
and bioremedial concepts, then perform biochemical, microscopic and
microbial culture evaluations to determine treatment criteria and
bioprocess management requirements. Practical issues are discussed, such
as contaminant type and concentrations, treatment determinants (effects
of PH and other physicochemical parameters), and criteria associated with
nutrient selection and supplementation.
UC Environmental Remediation Research: Biological and Physiochemical
Approaches:
There are rapid advances in environmental remediation techniques that
deserve to be recognized. The University of California is a leader in
developing mechanisms, utilizing genetic engineering and discovering new
approaches for degrading hazardous substances. This seminar highlights
recent research being accomplished by six UC Irvine and UC Davis faculty
in environmental remediation techniques. These faculty describe their
research objectives and potential applications for environmental managers
interested in remediation techniques and organism modifications.
For further information about these courses, see our website
http://universityextension.ucdavis.edu/ or call (916) 757-8878.
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